PA'flE TWO
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, JANUARY 29, 1933.
Society and Gab Events Reviewed for Week
Edited by
Eoa Nealon
Winter Brings Fun
To Many Folk, But
Sunny Lands Call
White many oclety (oik ar enr
Joying skiing and tobogganing parties
these days In the neighboring hlUi
and nuking the moat of toe nigs
of Old Man Winter bare, other are
turning their baeka on (rigidity and
ahowing a great favoritism (or old
Sol.
. Among those eeeklng aunny ellmea
are Mr. and Mra. J. T. Morrill, who
left aeveral daya ago (or San Fran
elaeo, accompanied by their daugh
ter, Roaalynd. and her nuree, Mlaa
May Crawley, to aall (or their home
In Honolulu on the new Mateon liner,
Lurllne. They will ipend a (ew daya
at the Mark Hopkins In San Fran
cisco and be Joined by Mra. Morrill's
mother. Mra. Anita Lloyd, of London,
England; Mra. John P. Benson of
Berkeley, Cal., and Mr. and Mra.
Ghas. Wright of Honolulu, in the
trip across to the Islands.
The Morrllla will spend the winter
Is Honolulu and Mra. Lloyd plana to
continue from the Islands to England
and on for a round-the-wond trip.
While in Medford the Morrllla have
been partlclpanta In many gay af
falra and will be greatly missed In
local circles. Mra. Lloyd, who visited
her daughter here, has also bees the
Inspiration (or muoh entertaining.
Edgells Expected
Home in February
Friends are expecting Mr. and Mra.
Corbln Edgell, who have been win
tering at Carmel, to return to thla
city about the middle of next month
They will be accompanied by Mra.
Allre Holloway, who has bees their
guest since Christmas, and by Mrs.
O. N. Black of San' Francisco and
Medford.
Birthday Party
For Mrs. Edwards'
Given Sunday
Misses Jean Fltaglbbons and Dies
Lorton were hostesses at a surprise
birthday party last Sunday evening,
honoring Ml&s FltEgtbbon'a mother,
Mrs, Frank Edwards. Games and
cards were Interspersed with a shower
of birthday gifts and serving of ra
tresbmenta. Present were! Mr. and Mra. Na
than Den, Mr. and Mra. Wm. Den,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Edwarda, Mr,
and Mra. Franola Edwards, Mrs.
Maude Wilson, Miss Frances Krelcher,
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wleenberger, Mr.
and Mrs, Frank Edwards, Mr. and
Mra. Harold Faucett, Miss Lorraine
Mayben, and the hostesses. .
Christian Church
Choir to Present
Sacred Program
The chorus choir of tl voice) of
the First Christian church will pie
sent its first sacred concert of the
year at the church thla evening
The program la entirely composed
of arrangements of well known mas
terpieces.
Some of the numbers will be aug
mented by a string quartet (or which
. John ft. Knight, violin teacher ot
Jacksonville and Medford, haa made
the arrange men te, and which are
played byi Mr, Knight, first violin!
Dorothy Oore, second vlollni Chester
Woods, first cello, and Mra. Knight,
aecond cello. Clarinet Sidney Blood,
The personnel of the chorus la as
follows: Sopranos, Eleanor Curry,
Oenevleve Brown, Joan DeLoah, Emon
Frees, Lillian Oentner, Joan Wood
ruff. HUma Conger, Marlon Oreg
ory, Eunloe Smith. Altoe, Oletha
Olson, Dorothy Ban. Margery Wy-
more, Virginia oregory, Ruth Hood,
Gladys Watson and Mra. Wade. Ten
ors, Marmle Olson, L. A. Oentner,
Jack Moore. Basses, John Klrkpet
rick, Harold Corliss, Allen Curry,
Chick Buchanan, Floyd Collier and
Donald Wilder,
EM Herbert Yeoman, director!
Mabel Hertley 81ms, pianist.
The program:
Prelude, Chopin Prelude Op. 47, Mo. 1
I
Chorus
Gloria Patrl . Ashford
Praise Be Thine (On Wings of
Bong) Mendelssohn-Wilson
XI
Male Quarts
L. O. Oentner. M. E. Olson, Chick
Buchanan, John Xlrkpatrlck
Love Divine (Lleberatraume) .......
: Ltaat-McLeod
Chorus
Thanks To Thee (Pilgrim's Chorus)
. Wagner
IV
Soprano Solo
Effle H. Teoman
Come Onto Ma (Mearlah))...Randal
V
Chorus
Round the Throne of God Ster
nal (Sextette Lucia) - ,,,
- Donlaettl Shepherd
Ladles A Cappela Chorus-
Lift Thine Eyes . -..Mendelssohn
vn
Chorus
Rear Our Prayer (Kemennolr Os-
trow) . Rubensteln
VIII
Offertory, Consolation No. I. Meat
IX
Trio for Soprano, Alto and Tenor
Lead Kindly Light (Berceuse Joe.
lyn) Oodard-Parka
Eleanor Curry, Margery Wymore,
L.' O. Oentner
Hallelujah Ohorua (Messiah)). .Handel
Missionary Study
Club to Meet
The Missionary Study club of the
'ptrat Presbyterian church will meet
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Carl
Brommer. 621 Minnesota. An all-day
study session will be enjoyed with
covered dish luncheon served at
11:10.
Degree of Honor
Javenlles to Meet
Degree of Honor Juveniles will meet
with Catherine Campbell. Coming
Court, Saturday, February 4. Mothers
are a I v vn mmif h lira. Trta Lf
Wilson, director, 'J
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Jose Echaniz to Play
Here Wednesday Night
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BaaV.-oieW,
However much maligned American
audtencoa have been at the Instance
of European artiste, Jose Sohaols,
young Cuban pianist who plays here
In concert Wednesdsy evening, Feb
ruary 1, prefers them.
In an Interview given to newspaper
men on bis recent arrival In Chloago,
Eohsnla declared that American au
diences were the most discriminating
and at the same time the kindest
audiences in the world.
"Latin audiences," aays the pian
ist, who Is himself a Latin, "are not
sympathetic In the manner o( Ameri
can audiences. If they agree with
your particular Interpretation, well
enough; but If they disagree, their
ears had better be closed, so (ar as
the artist la concerned. Latin audi
ences can hlsa aa enthusiastically as
they can cheer.
"Latin audiences are fickle. Ameri
cana are more constant. In the
United States an artist who haa es
tablished himself enjoys prerogatives.
He can present his Individual Ideas
Matinee Dane
By Girls' League
Pleasant Event
By Dorothy Oore.
Varying the program of winter ac
tivities the Olrls' League last week
gave a matinee danoe which waa en-
Joyed by students of the Medford high
school. An Informal dance of this
kind gave an opportunity for the new
students to become acquainted with
the upperclas&men. The Harmonlane
furnlahed the muslo.
Altar Society
Will Entertain
Wednesday Eve.
Wednesday evening members of St.
Ann'a Altar society will be hostesses
at another delightful party, arranged
for the pleasure of all who enjoy a
few hours around the card table.
The affair will be held In pariah hall
and playing will begin at S o'olock
with ootn bridge and two on tna
evening's calendar. .
Mra. Everett Brayton is chairman
of the affair and will be assisted by
the following able eommltteei Mrs.
O. M. Brewer, Mrs. J. 0. Boyle, Mra.
Walter Bailey and Mrs. Blgelow,
P.-T. A. Benefit
Party Announced.
A benefit card party to be spon
sored by the city council of the
Parent-Teacher association (or the
benefit of the separate unite waa an
nounced Friday at the meeting of
the Waahlngton Parent-Teacher as
sociation. The party will be held the
third Tuesday In February at the
dob rsoms In the elty hall.
Thire will be prlrea and refresh-
ms its.
Baptist Auxiliary
Meets, Paiker Home.
The Ladles' Auxiliary of the First
Bsptist church held their meeting at
the O. M. Parker home on the North
Pacific highway. In the absence of
the president, Mte. W. II. Crewford
presided. All Joined In singing "Beu
Ish Land." Prayer waa offered by
Mrs. L. J. Knox. A short business
session followed, then the missionary
president, Mrs. J. O. Lester, presented
a program on the "First American."
All Joined In singing "The Light ol
the World Is Jeans. Prayer waa of
fered by Mra. B F. Neff and Mra. Mary
Bttcklsnd Mrs. Lester gave a short
tslk on the Indians.
The northern Baptists are doing
work among IS of the tribe.
Mra. R. O. Beach told of the gifts
from the Indian to our national life.
Mrs. B. E. Wilson gave a talk en
The Indian Trail of Tears." Mra
t. S. Lydlard told of the Sierra mis
sion and mission work among ths
Monos. Mra. w. n. Crawford told or
the Flutes of Nevsda. Mra. Ed Brock
talked on the "Crow Indiana'' and
told of the great work being done
with them. Mra. i. D. Shaffer gave
a talk os "Indian Patchwork"
During the social hour Mrs. B. P.
Neff, Mrs. Lester Merrlman and Mrs.
Ralph Raymond gave several number,
consisting chiefly of Indian songs.
Ths meeting adjourned, after which
everyone visited a lovely Indian vil
lage in one corner of the room, made
by Mra. Parker, wbo waa aaaUted by
Mrs. Lester end Mrs. Emma Merrl
man a hue tees.
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and they will be considered politely,
but let an old tradition be broken
In a Latin country, and the artlat
thinks the world Is (ailing about
him."
Echanla la enthusiastic over the
clvlo muslo plan whlcM waa originat
ed some years ago by Miss Dema E.
Harshbarger. and which (unotlona
now In many leading oltles o( the
United States. He or edits thla move
ment with the responsibility (or the
wldeepresd appreciation of muoh
which be haa found throughout the
country.
Echanla la to be) presented here
under the ausploea ot the Southern
Oregon Muslo association at the high
school auditorium. His concert will
open at 6:10 o'clock and all members
of the association are urged by Wm.
F. Isaacs, president, to be In their
seats at that time. A special request
(or quiet throughout the program baa
also been made In response to several
oomplalnta o( "rattling programs" at
the last concert.
Health Association ;
To Meet Thursday
With Mrs. Fahrick
The bi-monthly meeting of the
Jackson County Health association
will be held Thursday afternoon, Feo-
ruary 3, at i o'clock at the home
of Mr. Olen Fabrlck,' the Medford
committee acting aa hostesses. Be
sides this being the bi-monthly. It
win also serve as the annual meet
ing for the year. Nomtnatlona for
new office re will be mede, report of
the tuberculosis Chris tmaa seal sale
read, results glvn of, the finding of
the milk Investigation committee,
and the report of the financial chair
man read. Probably moat Interest
ing of all will be report ot the
community chairmen on any child
welfare work don thla winter In
their districts.
Miss Mildred Carlton urgea that all
members attend thla meeting.
Masons to Dance
Tuesday Evening
Tuesday evening, January 31, Cra
ter Lake chapter, Royal Arch Masons,
will entertain with a dancing party
for Master Mesons, their wives and
friends. Dancing will begin at 8:90
In the Maaonlo hall on Weat Main
street and there will be no admis
sion charges. Music will be furnished
by ths Owsn Oregon Lumber Jecke.
All Master Masons In southern
Oregon are cordially Invited to attend.
Mrs. Blnaharger Will Be
Hostess to Club.
Mrs. Harry Rlnabsrger will . be
hoateaa to the Wenonah club who
will bold their covered dish lunch
eon at her home at 841 East Ninth
street on Thursdey, February a. Mery
Eundel and Docl Nome will assist
ber.
Mr. Keliur '
Hostess Thursday
Mrs. O. A. Kelaur was hostess on
Thursdey oefternoro to the Golden
Links Bible class ot the First Bap.
tlat church. The meeting was called
to order by the president, Mra. J. L.
Knox, who also led the devotional.
Then waa a short business session.
Mra. Effl Dalley gar a review of
the first chapter of Vie etudy book.
"The Young Revolutionist." by Pearl
8. Buck, which was very Interesting.
Dellcloue refreshments were served
by the committee: Mra. S. A. Moore,
Jim Embry and P. O. Beach.
Washington P.-T. A.
Hear Interesting Talks.
The Washington Parent-Teacher
association met tor an Interesting
program Friday. Mlas Carin Deger
mark, aupervlsor of physical edu
cation spoke en modern trends in
physical education and Mr. N, C.
Cheney apok enthusiastically of the
work being accomplished by the etudy
club group.
Mrs. stead reported that there are
150 children being served lunches
dally at ths Washington school and
that (0 of them are working for their
bot soup.
Mra. Cheney told the members that
Mra. Prentice la making special tripe
to Medford for the meetings ot the
study group and urged all members
to attend the eesaione.
The children of the Sixth A class
entertained at the close of the meet
ing with two songs.
Misses Dixon and
Haskins Hostesses
At Bridge Affair
Miss Jan Dixon and Miss Gertrude
Baeklna were Joint hostesses to a
party of friends Saturday afternoon at
the Basklna home on the South Pa
cific highway.
Luncheon wu served at 130, the
table lovely with spring flowers In
shades of yellow and orchid. - Bridge
waa enjoyed during the afternoon
Adlcities of
Legion Auxiliary
By Mrs. Cole Holmes . .
The American Legion Auxiliary met
last Monday evening In the club
rooms st the armory. ' The meeting
waa opened by Mrs. Row, our presi
dent. The colore were advanced and
the Pledge to the Fleg and our na
tional anthem given. After the pre
amble of the Auxiliary's constitution
waa read Mre.-Hanby gave a very In
teresting and enlightening talk on
national defense. National defense
means national peace. There are two
logical reasons why I make this state
ment. Our army and navy are really
national police. If we have adequate
polio proteotlon we need have no
fear that foreign enemlee will steal
up upon us and It they do threaten
our country our proteotlon Is guar
anteed. If enemlea know we have
a strong army and navy they will
hesitate to start trouble. We have no
doubt that our country could pro
duce as army and navy In a short
time as It did In 1017, but why
should we throw good money sway
by destroying warships, destroyers
and airplanes now, when we never
know bow seen we may need them?
Did you know that the Washington
treaty Jn 1831 provided (or a partial
disarmament of our navy and the
navies of all countries represented at
that meeting? Dd you know that
WE were the only country that com
piled with that agreement? Another
point that Mrs.' Hanby brought out
made us wonder It tills wee not the
reason that some European countries
were unable to meet their war debt
Since 1991, the countries ot Europe
have been steadily increasing their
navies, aeroplane squadrons snd arm
tes until now every country In Eu
rope bas an army of over one million
men. The United States has only
437,400 men In our regular forces
at the present time. Do YOU think
that le enough protection for a coun
try tnat has eueh an unprotected
boundary line?
Mr. Bolger gave a very Interesting
talk on the National Economy league.
It seems that this league was or
ganized to reduce taxes but It has
dlreoted its criticism to the ex-service
men's Insurance and hospitaliza
tion. The insurance was paid by the
men themselves and Is a Mlt-flnanc-
lng project as every other Insurance
project la and that the oost of tax
ing care of the disabled men comes
from the Income tax branch of the
government, ao thla reduction would
not affect- OUR taxes at all.
Mr. Williamson, who la In charge
of the ticket sale for the Legion
play, gave a short talk on the play
co os sponsorea oy tne Legion and
waa assured of the Auxiliary s co-operation.
During the course of the meeting
It was voted to send our regular
monthly donation to the vetwrana'
hospital in Portland. Mra. Mitchell,
one of our past presidents, sent In
two quilts to be used by us In our
welfare work. They were gratefully
received as tnere have been so many
demanda for clothes this yeahn
demands tor clothes and bedding
mis year that the sewing club haa
been unable to meet with all the de
mands. On February 97 at 9 p. m. the
Auxiliary will aponaor a benefit card
party In the women'a club rooms In
the city hall. The proceeds from
this psrty will help In the Auxil
iary's welfare work. Every one Is
aaked to .help In this project. Botb
auction and contract bridge will be
played. A small fee will be asked
and there will be refreahmente at
the close of the afternoon. The
committee In charge of arrange
ments Includes Meedsmes Holloway,
Olmscheld and Aiken. The commit
tee In charge of refreshments, Mes
damee Wright, Satterly and Fry. The
committee In charge of play, Mes.
dames Baker and Brayton. Please
phone for reservations Mrs. Brayton
401 or Mra. Baker 1533.
The poppy poster contest was dis
cussed end the Auxiliary decided to
conduct It again this year. The meet
ing dosed with songs by the glee
club.
The sewing dub will meet next
Monday evening at 7:30 In the wel
tar room of the Medford National
bank building. All who can possibly
come will be welcome, as there Is a
great deal of work to be done thla
year for those who need wsrm cloth
ing and bedding.
Women of Rotary to"
Meet Wednesday
Mra. John Boyle will be hostess at
her home, 98 Oeneva, Wednesday to
Women of Rotary. Dessert bridge
win be enjoyed at 1:30 and Mrs.
Boyle will be assisted by Mr. Jack
Swem and Mrs. Edwin L. Knspp.
Ore and Bullion
Purchased
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SMELTING tl REFINING CO.
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Plwtn South Smi Funriw
Sererin Battery Service
Medford Mad Batteries
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Benefit Party for
Men and Women Is
B. P. W. Club Plan
The Business and Professional
Women's club will entertain the eve
ning of February S with a benefit
party for women and men of the city
In the club rooms In the city hall,
the affair having been arranged to
raise funds for further furnishing of
the rooms, now available to club wo
men of Medford.
The Business, and Professional
Women's dub Is participating In pro
motion ot the 1934 Jubilee to be held
here In observance of Oregon's 7fith
birthday, and the members feel that
making the women'e club rooms at
tractive will be an asset to the Jubi
lee. Visiting women will then have
a comfortable and Inviting place In
wblch to loiter between events and.
In view of this far sighted plan, the
club asks support ot the community
at the benefit party announced.
Many attreotlona win be announced
later and the club women are already
promising an evening crowded with
fun and gaiety with bridge for those
who like to play It, and other gamca
and features for those who find cards
a dull pastime.
Greater Medford
Club Party Adds
To Location Fund
Adding a goodly aum to the fund
for furnishing and maintaining the
women'e club rooms In the city hall,
the Greater Medford club party of
Monday afternoon was a very success
ful and enjoyable affair. There were
11 tables of bridge In the afternoon.
and prizes swarded Mrs. O. C. Graves,
Mrs. L. Knlps and Mrs. T. B. Mor
ris. Mrs. Rose Schelffelln presided
'at the tea table.
Mrs. Gates Hostess
At Bridge Thursday
Mrs. W. A. Gates was hostess on
Tuesday at a dellghtully Informal
afternoon at cards, preceded by des
sert luncheon. There were two ta
bles of contract In play and Mrs, A.
O. Hubbard held high honors.
New Officers of
Chapter Preside
Reomes Chapter No. 60, O. E. S.,
held an Interesting meeting Wednes
day evening with the new officers
officiating, presldod over by the new
worthy matron, Mrs. Addle Wilson.
Their work was highly praised by all
present and an enjoyable closing pro
gram was conducted by O. E. Gates.
Refreshments, served by Mra. Wil
son and her officers, followed the
program and a social hour oomplcted
,t,ri ..pleasant evening. .
Mrs. Swan Invites
Guild to Luncheon
Mrs. R. K Swan will entertain St.
Mark's Oulld at her home on East
Main street Friday for the regular
cafeteria lunoheon meeting. Lunch
eon will be served at 19:30 with Mrs.
M. Purdln and Mra. Wm. Eaktn as
sisting the hostess.
All members ar asked to bring
their own table service and a cov
ered dish. A short business meeting
and bridge will follow the luncheon.
House Guests at
Halght Home
Messrs. John Olmstead and Elmer
Warner of Oakland, Cel., are house
gueeta thla week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Halght, III.
Card Party Planned
By Degree of Honor
Degree of Honor will meet Thurs
day evening for a party sr Labor
Upton hall at 8 o'clock. Both bridge
and 000 vlll be played and friends
of members are cordially Invited.
Mrs. Ida M. Wilson and Lewis Par
ker win act as card committee.
Patriotic Program. PInn of
Greater Medford Club
The next regular meeting of ths
Greater Medford club will be held
February 0, when a patriotic program
will be presented with speakers from
each women's patriotic organisation
in the city participating In the pro
gram. Pat riot la music will also add an
Inspiring spirit to the program and
an Invitation to attend will be ex
tended all women of the city, espe
cially those affiliated with patriotic
groups.
Reduced Prices
in Dental Work
For a limited time I sm giving
to the people of Medford the
NEW
00NDENSITE PLATE
This ts the new unbreakable
plate material that has been
used In California and being In
trod need ri?re for the first time
at greatly
Reduced Prices
PORTLAND PRICES
GIVEN
Dr. Thompson
DEVTIST
1M Main Ht- Phone Tn
Stage Beauty Weds
9 i vr
Dorothy Knacp, winner of the
1922 Atlantic City beauty contest
and starred In several New York
musical shows, was married re
cently In Montreal to Jack Ed
monds, Montreal radio announcer.
'Associated Press Photo
Lady Kiwanians
Meet Wednesday
Thompson Home
The largest news, perhaps. In club
circles during the past week was an
nouncement of the organization of a
women's auxiliary to the local Kt
wants club. At a meeting at the home
of Mra. O. S. Butterfleld Monday
afternoon a committee, appointed by
the Klwanls board, met and effected
organization.
Mrs. Gua Newbury was named presi
dent of the Lady Kiwanians, Mrs.
John Mann, vice-president; Mrs. Jack
Porter, secretary, and Mrs. 0)en Am
splger, treasurer.
The first regular meeting of the
new club will be held Wednesday at
the home of Mrs, J. 0. Thompson,
where dessert bridge will be enjoyed
Wives of all local Kiwanians are cor
dially Invited to attend and are asked
to arrive at 1:30 o'clock.
Baptist Church to
Do White Cross Work.
An all-day meeting at the First
Baptist church Tuesday, January SI,
to complete the White Orosa work.
All ladles come at 10 a. m. Bring
covered dish and sandwiches, needle,
thread, thimble and scissors, old
sheets, pillow casea, table cloths or
any old soft, white material that can
be made Into bandages, squares or
napkins for the hospitals.
Thimble Club Meets i
Wednesday Afternoon.
Thimble club of Chrysanthemum
circle, No. 84. Nelghbora of Woodcraft,
will meet Wednesday afternoon at S
o'clock win Ruth Jones, 423 King
street.
Books of the Month
These are the booka people are
reading and talking: about all
in Swem'g Circulating Library.
Ann Vlckera.. ........Sinclair Lewis
Bulplngton of Blup.. H. O. Wells
Beanty Faith Baldwin
RranRellne Adam'e Guide for 1033
The Last Adam.. ... James Cozzrna
The Kennel Murder Case.........
. 8. S. Van Dine
Women Aganlftt Men.ntorm Jameson
young and ratr ....Laetltla McDonald
Charmlan Lady Vlbart..Jeffcry Farrtol
Cotton Cavallcr..Join T. Goodrich
Foul Wcatlier.......Georce Olbha
The Gods Arrive Edith Wharton
Murder at Monte Carlo....
E. Phillips Oppenhelm
Obscure Destinies .......... Wills Csther
The Prlwin Wall Ethel M. DeU
Peking Plmlc......w Ann Bridge
Inheritance rhyllls Bentley
Smith Wnrwlrk Deeping
Ms Cinderella Harold Bell Wright
Three Sheet Tllfany Thayer
ijirk Ascending Maze De La Roche
The Fountain.... Charlra Morgan
ITie Shrltered Life F.llen Glasgow
Magnificent Obsession
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Altar Guild Busy
With Plan for
Valentine Dance
glaborats preparations under the
guidance of St. Mark 'a Altar Guild
ar prosTeaal&c rapidly aa date for
the Valentin dance grows near. On
February 11 the guild will entertain
with a dancing party, complimenting
member of tne younger set of St
Mark' church and their friends. And
a festive affair, appropriate to youth
and aprlng, la promised.
The committee planning the part
la composed of Mra. Fletcher Fish.
Mra. Wilson Walt, Mrs. Emerson
Merrick, Mrs. Aletha Vawter and the
Misses France Kenney and Belen
Winter.
Bridge Enjoyed
At Gentry Home
Mr. Jeaa Gentry of 13 King street
entrtlned Friday afternoon with two
table of bridge. Those present were
Meademes W. N. Bice. Andy McFar
land. Virgil Martin. Lyle Davis. Lee
Hunter and Misses Florence Ounston
and Juanlta Btone. Mrs. ensiles
Clause assisted In serving refresh
ment. Prlsea wen awarded Mrs.
Hunter, Miss Ounston and Miss 8tone.
weatonka Council
Observes Birthday '
Weatonka Council No. SO, Degree
of Pocahontas, met In regular see
ston Friday. After business was
transacted birthdays were celebrated
In an appropriate manner. Refresh
ments were served and several tables
of cards were In play. Those hav
ing hlBh score fn bridge were Fi
delia Piatt and Jack Dooms: low by
Alena Eraklne and Vaughn Quacken
nush. High in five hundred was
held by Carrie Milne and Maude
Abbott. In pinochle high was held
by Harriet Watson and Olenn Abbott,
low by Oladya Dooma and Ota Hubbard.
The Newest
Dresses
Coats
Millinery
Nelly Dons
and
Accessories
which ADRIENNE ha:
just purchased in per
son in the big markets
are arriving daily.
ADRIENNE'S
Get Popularity
Larry Schade
WHAT'S DOING IN
SAN FRANCISCO
Jsnuary S
Independent Order
of Forresters
January 8-7-50-31
Symphony Orchestra,
winter eeeson
January 7 to 14
Pacific Auto Show
January 14-JJ
Municipal Symphony
Concert
January 16
May Wurman and
her dancer
January 7t
Frits Krelaler
violinist
BATH
Shgh with txftS
2.00
Doublw with both
3.00
POWELL O'FARRELL
j "The Store of nappy Tied' il !ng Rings
t tir-iTTTil
Goldsberrys Leave
For European Tour
Leading Medford'a travel minded
folk In distance this week are Dr.
and Mrs. C, C. Coldsberry, who are
en route to New York city, where
they will aall February 9 for Europe.
They left Medford by motor Thurs
day, traveling the eouthem route to
i New Tork. They will enjoy the Medi
terranean cruise, then leave the boat
at Italy for an Inland tour through
A u a t r I a, Switzerland. Germany,
France, Spain, Egypt, Turkey, Monte
Negro, Greece and Italy. They wlU
spend considerable time In Algiers,
Cairo, the Holy Land and Constant!,
nople.
They will continue north to Rot
terdam, where they will eaU for the
states Aplrl 1. Upon arrival In New
York, Dr. Goldaberry will spend some
time In post-graduate work at Dr.
Dewey's. They will return to Med
ford the last of the month.
rl Dr. H. P. Coleman
Chiropractic Ptiyslntherapy
and all Natural Methods
OHKIION LICENSE 264
California License 31)29
12 YEAIIS IN MEDFORD ORE.
Personal
PERMANENT
Waves
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Election Votes
flip
"Hello Cynthia"
Just arrived Yes I always stop at
the Manx. Shopping Is so simple
the location la "RIGHT IN THE
CENTER OF EVERYTHING" hav
a lovely room and so Inexpensive,
eed every modern feature
RUNNING ICC WATER-DINING
ROOM AND COFFEE SHOP IN
CONNECTION- DOOR ATTENDANT
AND GARAGE SERVICE.
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